初中八年级英语课件Reading An earthquake同课异构

Reading1:AnearthquakeUnit8NaturaldisastersNo.39SecondarySchoolChengNimeistorm风暴snowstorm

暴风雪rainstorm暴雨Whatkindofnaturaldisasterisit?causefloodrainstorm

暴雨Whatkindofnaturaldisasterisit?thunder雷&lightning闪电causestartbigfire(引起大火)Whatkindofnaturaldisasterisit?Theearthquakekilledthousandsofpeople.earthquake地震成千上万的Whatkindofnaturaldisasterisit?TherewasanearthquakeinTaiwanin1999.ReadingWhenanearthquakehappens…Wecanfeelnervous['nɜːvəs]theheart

beatingfastthebuildingshakingWecanhearWecanseetheloudnoiselikebombspeoplescreaminginfearthebricksfallingdownthewallscomingdownpeoplebeingtrappedFastreadingMeetsomenewfriends（words&phrases）

aslightshake

轻微的震动

noiselikethundernoiselikebombsbrickn.

砖块runinalldirections

四处乱跑

betrappedinthecagebeatingheart

跳动的心脏beat

v.作节奏运动shake

n.v.

摇动brokenbricksthunder

n.

雷，雷声bomb

n.炸弹nervousadj.紧张的trapped

adj.被困住的a

moment

of

fear一阵恐惧感fear

n.恐惧WordsPhrasesdirectionn.方向1shake2scream3comedown4silent5atlast6safeafinallybfalltothegroundcgivealoudhighcrydnotindangeremovequicklyfromsidetoside,upanddown,etc.fquietMatchthewordsontheleftwiththemeaningsontheright.AtfirstWhenitwasWhathedidWhatheheardHowhefeltAbouttwoo’clockintheearlymorning.Hewassleeping.Heheardaloudnoiselikethunder.Hefeltaslightshake.Completethetable.paragraph1CarefulreadingCompletethepassage.Therealnoisewaslike______undertheground.Peopleran______________.Timmytriedhisbestto_______tothestreet.Piecesofglassandbricks________________,andthenthewallsbeganto__________,too.bombsinalldirectionsrunoutwerefallingdowncomedownparagraph2Carefulreading1.Timmy_____afterthenoiseandshakingended.

2.Hecouldsee______.screamedB.calmeddownC.ranwildlyD.criedAnythingB.someonearoundhimC.nothingD.thebrightdaylightBCparagraph3Choosethebestanswer.CarefulreadingAnswersomequestions.1.WhatdidTimmyfeelwhenhewastrapped?2.Didheshoutforhelp?Amomentoffearwentthroughhismind.Yes,heshoutedforhelp.Butnoonecame.Paragraph4CarefulreadingParagraph5CarefulreadingAnswersomequestions.Whenheheardsomenoiseabovehim,whatdidhedo?Howdidpeoplesavehim?Hescreamed,“Help!Pleasehelp!I’mhere!”Theyquicklymovedawaythebricks.Atlast,Timmysawthebrightd________.Hewass_____.aylightafeTheTaiwanearthquakeBeforetheearthquakeHefeltaslightshakeandheardaloudnoiselike___1_____2___theearthquake

Therealnoiselikebombscame.Peopleranoutofthebuilding.Timmytriedbut_3____.Theglassandbricksfell__4___.Aftertheearthquake

Thenoiseandshaking_5____.Itwasdarkand___6__everywhere.Sadly,hewastrapped,soamomentoffearwentthroughhis___7__.However,hewas__8___,hecalmeddown.Heshouted,pulledhimselfand__9___forhelp.TheresultFinally,somepeoplesavedhim,hewasin___10___.thunderWhilefaileddownendedsilentmindalivescreamedsafetyCareful-reading

(Checkwhatyoulearnt)SandyiswritingaboutwhathappenedtoTimmyinherdiary.Helphercompleteherdiaryentrywiththewordsinthebox.beatingbrickscalmfearmindnervouspulledsafesavedsleepingthundertrappedWhentheearthquakehitTaiwanin1999,Timmywas_________.Heheardaloudnoiselike________.Thenthenoisebecamelouder,likebombsundertheground.Peoplescreamedin_____.Thenpiecesofglassand______felldown.sleepingthunderfearbricksWhenthenoiseandshakingstopped,Timmywas________andcouldnotgetout.Hefelt________andhisheartwas________fast.Amomentoffearwentthroughhis______.Thenhetriedto_____downand______himselfslowlythroughthedark.trappednervousbeatingmindcalmpulledFinally,peoplecameandheardhiscryforhelp.Theymovedawaythebricksand______him.Timmywas_____atlast.savedsafe整个灾区死亡2329人，伤8722人，失踪39人，倒塌各种建筑9909栋，严重破坏7575栋，受灾人口250万，灾民32万，财产损失92亿美元。WhatdoyouthinkofTimmy?(adj.)bravecalm（镇定的）persistent(坚持不懈的)qualityPostreadingWhataretherightwaystoprotectyourselvesifyouareinanearthquake?Postreading3.Runawaywithalift.1.Stayunderastrongtableorbed.2.Runinalldirections.4.Trytostayatopenareaifyouareoutside.5.Don’tstandnearthewindow.6.QuestionnaireDoyouknowhowtobeawayfromanearthquake?□□□□□□□□□□□□TrueFalseCollectasmanyexpensivethingsaspossible.1.Don’tbetooworried.2.Don’thurrytorushoutwildly.3.Hideinthewashingroomorunderthedesk.4.Don’tusethelift.5.Saveenergytosurvive.…Rememberearthquake

forestfire

rainstormsandstormnaturaldisastersflood